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US, UK and Scandinavian Counter-Jihad Summit Press Release

April 18, 2007 by Christine | 910 Group | 18:48:00 | |

Press Release on the US, UK and Scandinavian Counter Jihad Summit - thanks to Heritage New Media Partners for advice, distribution and all their great media services…

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US, UK and Scandinavian Counter-Jihad Summit

Fairfax, Virginia, USA: April 18, 2007: A US, UK, and Scandinavian Counter-Jihad Summit was held in Copenhagen on April 14. Representatives from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, the UK and US met for several hours at Preben Møller Hansens inn “Den Danske Kro,” and also in separate meetings the next day. The participants shared concerns for each of their nations about the loss of constitutional liberties, individual rights and the rule of law due to Islamist groups who impose sharia laws and jihadist terrorism and criminality.

Groups attending the Counter-Jihad Summit included Stop Islamiseringen Af Denmark (SIAD), Stop the Islamisation of Europe (SIOE), Vigilant Freedom/910 Group, and FOMI. Other groups and political parties were represented by individual members. The international group of citizen activists, politicians, journalists and bloggers discussed how to track Islamist efforts to impose sharia laws in their countries and to undermine constitutional liberties and the rule of law. Participants also began coordinating among groups to resist Islamisation across Europe, the UK, and the US, starting with the Brussels Rally to Stop the Islamisation of Europe on September 11, 2007. Similar rallies are planned in the U.S. and other countries. Below are links to the English texts of three speeches presented at the Counter-Jihad Summit :

The Summit discussions focused on the challenges of resisting Islamisation:

  • Restore the legal equality of all religions: no special treatment of Islam in the law.
  • Restore constitutional liberties: prevent further restrictions of freedom of speech, religion, press and sexual orientation, and work to restore all of these freedoms.
  • Restore social and cultural equality of all religions, and separation of secular and religious institutions: no more special treatment or accommodations of Islam in society as a whole, or efforts to prevent assimilation rather than separate cultures (special prayer rooms, segregated facilities for women, etc.)
  • Implement existing laws: enforce laws especially Islamist incitements to violence, violation of constitutional laws, discrimination against women and other races and religions, and jihadist terrorism and criminality.
  • Focus political debate: force politicians to think again on changing our laws to suit Islam or the Islamic way of life, rather than expecting Islam to assimilate within the constitutional laws and social norms of each nation.
  • Resolve contradictions between national constitutions and the Koran: passages in the Koran advocate discrimination against non-Muslims and women, and call for actions that contravene national constitutions. SIAD has called for Muslims living in Denmark to delete these passages if they are to live under national laws. Other nations face the same dilemma.

According to rally organizers, “The September 11 Brussels rally to Stop the Islamisation of Europe (SIOE) reflects the attitude of most people in Europe - that Islam is being favored above indigenous European cultures, and that Muslims are being selectively protected by politicians and lawyers at the expense of non-Muslims who often find themselves unprotected…… SIOE also challenges the funding by Saudi Arabia for the building of mosques and other Islamic institutions in Europe and elsewhere around the world, when that country itself outlaws any religion other than Islam, any politics other than Islam, and any jurisprudence other than Islam. Such asymmetric funding must be stopped. No more mosques until we see churches in Mecca.”

Several blog posts by participants give personal accounts of the summit:

  • Beer & Sandwiches: UK and Scandinavia Counter Jihad Summit
  • Exile on the Wing: UK and Scandinavia Counterjihad Summit
  • Gates of Vienna: A Few Reports Trickle in…
  • Snaphanen: En Baron Vågner (A baron awakens) with pictures
  • SIAD Blog: UK and Scandinavia Counterjihad Summit. (Including Anders Gravers’ Speech)
  • Mitt Sverige: The US, UK and Scandinavian Counterjihad Summit (In Swedish)
  • SIOE: The UK and Scandinavia Counterjihad Summit
    The Center for Vigilant Freedom provides resources for citizen efforts to preserve human rights, religious freedoms, and political freedoms from attacks by extremist groups. Our mission is to protect liberty, counter sharia laws that oppose human rights, and defeat terrorist and extremist ideologies.

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6 Comments »


[ C ] exile
April 19, 2007 @ 07:57:15

I remember telling “Michael” that the “funny names” are important. I have chosen to write about, deride and expose Islam for what it is. My wife and daughter didn’t. To protect them, I choose to write under a pseudonym. Which allows me to concentrate my efforts on what I am doing, and not have to worry about their safety as individuals, because of my actions.

I hope he got the point.


April 19, 2007 @ 09:16:41

[...] The Center for Vigilant Freedom/910 Group have issued a press release covering the UK Scandinavian Summit in Copenhagen last Saturday, as well as publishing the speeches by Anders Gravers (Chairman of SIAD), as well as Michael Jensen’s Speech and finally the speech by Baron Bodissey of the Gates of Vienna. In my original report about the meeting you can find a list of other reports about the meeting as well. [...]


[ C ] Zonka
April 19, 2007 @ 09:32:06

Exile,

The “funny names” are indeed important, and a fact that we should not forget once we get to know each other better, lest we let the real names slip in public…


[ C ] Michael
April 19, 2007 @ 22:30:18

Well yes I certainly remember the point about the funny names. Using a lot of them myself, I absolutely confer with the use of them.

My point was just, that the courage that Anders shows is actually what really works. We do not all have to show the courage that Anders do - but some do. And I tried to show my respect to Anders by saying that.

We live in one of the hottest spots of Jihad here in Copenhagen, with Malmø just besides us - and it is extremely dangerous to counter the jihad movement. So if you show your name, it might lead to harrasment, or much worse. Going out in the open is very, very dangerous.

I absolutely agree with Exile, caution is extremely important.


[ C ] Reinhard
April 19, 2007 @ 22:37:30

Yes, a shameless shill, but FOMI’s (Swedish Forum Against Islamization) website is at http://www.fomi.nu.


[ C ] thecaptain
April 20, 2007 @ 19:47:58

look forward to seeing all 6 of you in September…..


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